Russia shut off its natural gas line to much of Europe on Tuesday. Russian gas amounts to over 40% of Germany's annual demand. There is enough reserve here, so rationing is not likely in the near future. But Austria is already drawing on its reserve and rationing may begin soon. Serbia is in a worse situation, and the Germans are providing them daily supply. Bosnia is also asking the Germans for help.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
das Wetter ist schön (und kalt)
Russia shut off its natural gas line to much of Europe on Tuesday. Russian gas amounts to over 40% of Germany's annual demand. There is enough reserve here, so rationing is not likely in the near future. But Austria is already drawing on its reserve and rationing may begin soon. Serbia is in a worse situation, and the Germans are providing them daily supply. Bosnia is also asking the Germans for help.
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